Kosovo’s Judicial Council has refused to reinstate Serb judges who participated in a 2022 mass boycott of Kosovo’s institutions. The judges had requested to return to their positions, but the council rejected their appeals. This boycott, involving many Serbs, was a protest against Kosovo’s government policies and actions. The decision underscores continued tensions between Kosovo and the Serb minority. It also highlights the complex political landscape within Kosovo’s judiciary. The rejection of reinstatement requests signals a firm stance from the council regarding participation in past protests. This move is likely to further strain relations and raise concerns about representation within the justice system.